vlogger

American  

[vlaw-ger, vlog-er] / ˈvlɔ gər, ˈvlɒg ər /

noun

1. a person who creates and maintains a blog consisting mostly of videos rather than text or images.

   I’d like to replay a video by my favorite vlogger explaining how the Electoral College works.

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Etymology

Origin of vlogger

vlog ( def. ) + -er ¹ ( def. )

Example Sentences

While there has historically been an emphasis on music and television, this year the organization is also honoring creators in the beauty and fashion industry as well as podcasters, streamers, travel vloggers and soccer enthusiasts.

From Los Angeles Times

A survey by the Lego Group in 2019 suggested a third of young Britons and Americans wanted to be vloggers.

From BBC

They feel like recommendations from people they trust: vloggers, gamers and lifestyle creators whose faces fill their screens after school.

From Salon

Elizabeth laughs as she reveals her first impressions of the festival which have to do with the Jenner sisters, flower crowns and YouTube beauty vloggers.

From Los Angeles Times

Most were vloggers and travel addicts, some wanting to tick the final country off their list, along with the odd North Korea enthusiast.

From BBC